Coronavirus: Singapore’s Scoot stops flights to Hong Kong for two weeks; Malaysia mulls reopening in second quarter

Singapore Airlines’ budget carrier Scoot has stopped accepting bookings to Hong Kong until March 7, signalling it is the latest airline to be banned from flying to the city for two weeks.The move severs one of the last air links between the Asian financial hubs, with a February 22 service by Cathay Pacific’s HK Express unit the sole flight from Singapore to Hong Kong remaining this month. The route was one of the busiest in the world before the pandemic hit.Bookings for flights from Singapore…

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